Proline Power and Gas LLC (PP&G) is a Texas-based affiliate of PERI Petroleum LLC and Proline Energy Resources Inc., specializing in converting natural gas (including flared or wasted gas) directly from the wellhead into onsite power for Bitcoin mining data containers and facilities. The company operates as a one-stop shop host for miners, particularly targeting those relocating from China, by providing secured real estate, reliable gas flow, and affordable power to run mobile mining data boxes (10ft, 20ft, and 40ft containers containing state-of-the-art miners). PP&G has access to over 600 oil and gas wells spanning 95,000 acres in South and East Texas (including Gulf Area), plus affiliations with independent producers owning over 5,000 wells. The company has acquired and operates 8 x 1.1 MW natural gas generators for Bitcoin mining data boxes as part of its Gas 2 Power Project, with ongoing discussions for mobile natural gas turbines (5 MW to 35 MW) to enable modular systems for entry-level and major miners. The focus is on reliable, professional hosting that turns wasted gas into cryptocurrency revenue while addressing flaring costs (average $62,500/year per stack). As of December 25, 2025, Proline Power and Gas LLC is active with ongoing gas-to-power projects for the blockchain sector.
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